An Interview with Leelon Scott, Senior Systems Specialist at Revere Control Systems. In wastewater treatment, controlling how oxygen is delivered into the system can mean the difference between a clean, efficient process and a smelly, energy-draining mess. Behind the scenes, it’s microorganisms that do the real work: consuming waste, breaking it down, and transforming it…
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Read about how Revere Control Systems modernized a municipal water treatment plant (WTP), expanding capacity from 32 MGD to 48 MGD with zero downtime. This case study highlights Revere’s phased approach, advanced SCADA and PLC upgrades, and collaboration with plant staff, resulting in improved operational efficiency and water quality for a growing communit Challenge: Outdated…
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Discover how Revere Control Systems delivers end-to-end solutions for renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities—from design and instrumentation to multi-site integration and CARB-compliant reporting—that streamline operations, reduce risk, and power a cleaner future. For the Revere Control Systems team, every opportunity to contribute to work that makes the world a better place is exciting. In partnership…
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See Revere Control Systems’ top tips for success in the paper industry, from managing tight timelines to meeting rigorous safety and environmental standards. Revere’s clients in the paper industry are everywhere—from Amazon packages on your doorstep to the bucket holding your KFC chicken. But while the products are commonplace, the process behind producing these items…
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At the heart of any large institution lies the infrastructure that keeps it running smoothly. For one major university campus, ensuring that its critical systems operate efficiently is essential to supporting its mission of education, research, and healthcare. Revere Control Systems plays a vital role in maintaining and enhancing the systems that power the campus,…
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If you’ve spent time around control systems, you’ve undoubtedly heard the phrase “tags” used. After all, tags are an integral part of a control program. And controllers (PLCs, DCS, etc.). And operator interfaces (HMIs). And historians. And a whole host of other pieces of a control system. With all these tags floating around, it can…
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If you’ve been following along with your SCADA Basics series, you’ve learned the components of a SCADA system, as well as how to choose your telemetry communication method. We understand, though, that not everyone is looking to get a new system. Many of you already have SCADA systems, and your challenge is keeping them online….
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How do you manage a network of remote substations without letting the cost sink you? This was the question that faced power and natural gas companies in the early 1900s. The eventual solution to this problem created the foundation for automation as we know it: SCADA. SCADA stands for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition. At…
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